Stage designer
See the look on your stage before you send it.
Start from a festival, club, DJ booth or bar layout, place your PARs and moving heads, and watch them light up live as you build cues.
Lighting, visuals and projection mapping for the Mac
Light the roomto the music.
One app for the whole show: your lights, live visuals on every screen, projection mapping that a camera sets up for you, and a remote in your pocket. Real DMX out over Enttec, Art-Net and sACN.
Apple Silicon and Intel MacsRuns fully offlineUpdates itself
Works with the gear you already have
Enttec DMX USB ProArt-NetsACN (E1.31)
Novation LaunchpadNovation Launch Control XL 3Akai APC
Korg nanoKONTROLMIDI ClockOSC
Projectors and LED wallsWebcams and capture cardsYour phone
1,781fixture profiles
50controller layouts
18original visual scenes
395MilkDrop presets
Lights
Built for the person running the show.
Your stage, your cues and your controls on one screen, and anything you can click, you can put on a knob or a pad.
Find my lights
A webcam patches the rig.
Point a camera at the room. Each light flashes on its own, the app finds it, puts it on the map and groups them by position.
Autopilot
The lights run themselves.
It listens to the music's energy, finds the drops and changes the look every eight bars. Press GO and it hands control back.
Perform
A performance page made for fingers.
Cue pads, effect pads, visual pads, colours and faders, on the laptop or a touchscreen. Lock the show so nothing gets edited mid-set.
Cues and effects
Fades, follows, GO and back. Chases on the beat.
Record looks as cues with fade and follow times, crossfade by hand, and let a cue change the screens too. Effects lock to tap tempo, MIDI Clock or the music itself.
Controllers
Press M. Click. Move a knob. Done.
Ready-made layouts for 50 controllers, many with lit buttons, and several controllers at once. Anything else maps in seconds.
Visuals
Run your screens like Resolume.
A layer and clip grid, Preview and Output monitors, a library and the selected layer's settings, laid out the way VJs expect. Every picture reacts to the music and lights your rig.
Liquid Acid playing on Main, in the Liquid palette. The circles on Output are the lights taking their colour from the picture.
Scenes made for LED walls
Sphere, Liquid Acid, Eclipse, Beams, Lasers and more, plus 395 MilkDrop presets, your own video loops and logos, and thousands of free ISF shaders to import.
It moves with the music
Bass swells it, the kick hits it, the highs sharpen it. One Speed slider calms everything down, and a beat layer flashes on the drops.
The screen lights the room
Every fixture takes the colour under its spot on the stage, every pixel of a pixel bar shows its own slice, and moving heads follow the brightest point.
Projection mapping
Fit the picture to the room.
- Auto-fit with a camera. The projector shows a few dots, the camera finds them, and the picture lands on your screen, or straightens itself if it's on a plain wall.
- Any shape. Drag the corners onto a wall, a screen or a set piece, and black out what the light shouldn't hit.
- Several projectors, one picture. Span two or three projectors side by side with soft-blended seams.
- Every screen its own output. Full screen on any display, at 1080p, 1440p or 4K.
Phone remote
Your phone is the remote. And a camera.
- Scan a code, that's it. No app to install: the phone opens a page and connects straight to your Mac.
- Big buttons and sliders. GO, back, blackout, master, autopilot, looks, speed and the clip grid. The buttons light up with what's on.
- A wireless camera. Walk the room with it for Find my lights and Auto-fit, or let it shape the visuals.
- Straight to your Mac. The video goes phone to Mac on your Wi-Fi, never through our servers.
How it works
From box to first cue in minutes.
Patch your lights
Search 1,781 profiles or build your own, then let the camera find where every light hangs.
Connect
Plug in an Enttec DMX USB Pro or send Art-Net or sACN. Pick your controller, or scan the code with your phone.
Design, record, play
Set looks on the stage, record cues, put visuals on the screens, then run the night from Perform.
Questions
Good to know.
How do I install it?
Download the .dmg for your Mac (the "Apple-Silicon" one for M1 and later, the "Intel" one for older Macs), open it and drag the app into Applications. The first time, macOS asks before opening an app from outside the App Store: open System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and click Open Anyway. After that it opens normally and updates itself.
Does it need the internet?
No. The app runs fully offline, from show prep to the last cue. The only part that uses the internet is pairing the phone remote, and even then the video goes straight from the phone to your Mac.
What DMX hardware works?
An Enttec DMX USB Pro straight from the app, or any Art-Net or sACN node on your network.
Which controllers are supported?
Fifty ready-made layouts, including Novation Launchpad and Launch Control, Akai APC and Korg nano, many with lit buttons. Any other MIDI controller maps in seconds, and your phone works as a remote too.
Can the lights and visuals follow the music?
Yes: tap tempo, MIDI Clock from DJ software or a mixer, or beat detection from a microphone, a line input or the sound of another app.
Can I book a demo?
Demo bookings open soon. Until then, download the app, load the demo rig on the Lights tab and play some music.
Your next show, lit to the beat.
Download it for your Mac, load the demo rig, play a song, and watch the lights and the screens move together.